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Initiate the Onboarding Process
To initiate the onboarding process for applicants, launch the sample Onboarding app, create a lead record for an applicant, and then convert the lead to an opportunity.

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To initiate the onboarding process for applicants, launch the sample Onboarding app, create a lead record for an applicant, and then convert the lead to an opportunity.
| Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions that have the Financial Services Cloud enabled |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To initiate onboarding: | Financial Services Cloud Extension OR FSC Sales |
| To convert a lead: | Create and Edit on Leads, Accounts, Contacts AND Convert Leads |
| To relate the converted lead to a new opportunity: | Create on Opportunities |
| To relate the converted lead to a new opportunity: | Create on Opportunities |
| To relate the converted lead to an existing opportunity: | Edit on Opportunities |
| To avoid creating duplicate records when converting leads: | Require Validation for Converted Leads |
When you convert a lead to an opportunity, the app creates an application form record with the information of the lead record. The application form stores the information of an application submitted for the product.

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